The phrase "an existing site" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a website or physical location that is already in operation or established.
Example: "Before we launch the new features, we need to conduct a thorough review of an existing site to ensure compatibility."
Alternatives: "a current site" or "an active site".
Rather than acquire an existing site, Corbis created its own.
The first is to rehabilitate an existing site, "so that the construction costs would be 50percentt below new construction costs," he said.
The Health 202 has written about the push for safe injection sites in various cities, some styled after an existing site in Canada.
"[eBay] gets a good ranking in search engines, and it's a lot easier to utilise traffic and customers from an existing site than building from scratch," Reed says.
Selecting a site for a new airport, or evaluating how well an existing site can be expanded to provide a new major airport, is a complex process.
In this paper possibilities of rational energy consumption and energy integration in an existing site for production of specialty chemicals were studied.
Campaigner Sara Jane Trebar said: "This alternative site... is tagged on to an already existing site and has been used for horse pasture, so it's not going to be good soil to grow things on.
They said the company's Uniprise division would add a new building near its existing site in Colonie, an Albany suburb, and also expand at a site in the Town of Ulster.
At the moment, though, the city is studying a plan to refurbish the existing site, which is a welcome move.
You work in web design – what are your top tips for any arts organisations thinking about a redesign of their existing site? 1. Renew and refresh.
Yesterday's announcement allows BAA to push ahead with a planning application for the 2,200-metre 2,200-metreth of the existing site, and a sixth terunway for Heathrow.
